At CPT we are committed to ensuring the best possible experience for all artists, audience members and other visitors to our space. We welcome customers and artists with disabilities and are pleased to assist you in your visit.
If you have any questions or enquiries, please do get in touch by phone at 020 7419 4841 or email at foh@cptheatre.co.uk.
Strange behaviours leap between a community of women, spreading like a bolt of lightning. A devised theatre piece where the dance at the end of the world begins.
Martin wants his dog Lucky to live in freedom off the lead. So he embarks on a quest to find the queer alternative to obedience classes they both need.
Dolphin Orgies, Intersex snails, Gay giraffes... Join Bi-curious George, London’s most loveable nature boy, on a raucous romp through the animal kingdom; the wildest, queerest kingdom of them all.
A show about robots and humans, performed by a robot (controlled by a human). An exploration of artificial intelligence, human imagination and building things in our own image.
Tue 5 to Sat 16 Dec at 7.15pm (with afterparty on Thu 14 Dec)
Love song, nativity, and raging manifesto. Join the critically-acclaimed creatives behind Wardrobe & Sons for a queer Christmas riot. The alternative John Lewis Christmas advert celebrating queer survival and solidarity. All performed inside a wardrobe.
DOG is pure beast and anything but polite. Inspired by incidents of Victorian dognapping, this solo show explodes the 'well-made play' to reveal a queer, canine future.
Would it be possible to live without time? A playful meditation on time blending the personal and the collective, a questioning of the status quo and an invitation to see time differently.
After The Tone invites you to Scottee’s Xmas Spread. Your presence (and your presents!) are requested by Scottee and the gang for an afternoon of yuletide fun, freakiness and fruitcake.
CPT's latest in-house production: In song, sketch and story, this work-in-progress asks who gets to define intelligence, why AI has to be so scary, and whether our fellow beasts might save us from ourselves.
